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You will be offered the option to include blank, non-numeric, and error values in your numeric visualization; these will appear in the visual range as “0” values. You will be offered the option to include blank, non-numeric, and error values in your numeric visualization; these will appear in the visual range as “0” values.
:::info :::info Numbers as text
You can create a text facet on numeric data, which will treat each entry as a string. This can be useful if you wish, for example, to manually include facets instead of selecting a range, or sort by count, or copy that count. You can create a text facet on numeric data, which will treat each entry as a string. This can be useful if you wish, for example, to manually include facets instead of selecting a range, or sort by count, or copy that count.
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Reconciliation is semi-automated: OpenRefine matches your cell values to the reconciliation information as best it can, but human judgment is required to review and approve the results. Reconciling happens by default through string searching, so typos, whitespace, and extraneous characters will have an effect on the results. You may wish to [clean and cluster](cellediting) your data before reconciliaton. Reconciliation is semi-automated: OpenRefine matches your cell values to the reconciliation information as best it can, but human judgment is required to review and approve the results. Reconciling happens by default through string searching, so typos, whitespace, and extraneous characters will have an effect on the results. You may wish to [clean and cluster](cellediting) your data before reconciliaton.
:::info :::info Working iteratively
We recommend planning your reconciliation operations as iterative: reconcile multiple times with different settings, and with different subgroups of your data. We recommend planning your reconciliation operations as iterative: reconcile multiple times with different settings, and with different subgroups of your data.
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To leave the Language Settings screen, click on the diamond “OpenRefine” logo. To leave the Language Settings screen, click on the diamond “OpenRefine” logo.
:::info :::info Help us Translate OpenRefine
We use Weblate to provide translations for the interface. You can check [our profile on Weblate](https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/openrefine/translations/) to see which languages are in the process of being supported. See [our technical reference if you are interested in contributing translation work](https://docs.openrefine.org/technical-reference/translating) to make OpenRefine accessible to people in other languages. We use Weblate to provide translations for the interface. You can check [our profile on Weblate](https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/openrefine/translations/) to see which languages are in the process of being supported. See [our technical reference if you are interested in contributing translation work](https://docs.openrefine.org/technical-reference/translating) to make OpenRefine accessible to people in other languages.
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Some users may wish to employ OpenRefine for batch processing as part of a larger automated pipeline. Not all OpenRefine features can work without human supervision and advancement (such as clustering), but many data transformation tasks can be automated. Some users may wish to employ OpenRefine for batch processing as part of a larger automated pipeline. Not all OpenRefine features can work without human supervision and advancement (such as clustering), but many data transformation tasks can be automated.
:::info :::caution
The following are all third-party extensions and code; the OpenRefine team does not maintain them and cannot guarantee that any of them work. The following are all third-party extensions and code; the OpenRefine team does not maintain them and cannot guarantee that any of them work.
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Note that OpenRefine does not preserve any formatting, such as cell or text colour, that my have been in the original data file. Hyperlinked text will be input as plain text, but OpenRefine will recognize links and make them clickable inside the project interface. Note that OpenRefine does not preserve any formatting, such as cell or text colour, that my have been in the original data file. Hyperlinked text will be input as plain text, but OpenRefine will recognize links and make them clickable inside the project interface.
:::info :::info Encoding issues?
Look for character encoding issues at this stage. You may want to manually select an encoding, such as UTF-8, UTF-16, or ASCII, if OpenRefine does not display some characters correctly in the preview. Once your project is created, you can specify another encoding for specific columns using the [reinterpret() function](grelfunctions#reinterprets-s-encoder). Look for character encoding issues at this stage. You may want to manually select an encoding, such as UTF-8, UTF-16, or ASCII, if OpenRefine does not display some characters correctly in the preview. Once your project is created, you can specify another encoding for specific columns using the [reinterpret() function](grelfunctions#reinterprets-s-encoder).
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In the project grid header, the word “Sort” will appear when a sort operation is applied. Click on it to show the dropdown menu, and select <span class="menuItems">Reorder rows permanently</span>. You will see the numbering of the rows change under the <span class="menuItems">All</span> column. In the project grid header, the word “Sort” will appear when a sort operation is applied. Click on it to show the dropdown menu, and select <span class="menuItems">Reorder rows permanently</span>. You will see the numbering of the rows change under the <span class="menuItems">All</span> column.
:::info :::info Reordering all rows
Reordering rows permanently will affect all rows in the dataset, not just those currently viewed through [facets and filters](facets). Reordering rows permanently will affect all rows in the dataset, not just those currently viewed through [facets and filters](facets).
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You do not need a Wikidata account to reconcile your local OpenRefine project to Wikidata. If you wish to [upload your cleaned dataset to Wikidata](#editing-wikidata-with-openrefine), you will need an [autoconfirmed](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Autoconfirmed_users) account, and you must [authorize OpenRefine with that account](#manage-wikidata-account). You do not need a Wikidata account to reconcile your local OpenRefine project to Wikidata. If you wish to [upload your cleaned dataset to Wikidata](#editing-wikidata-with-openrefine), you will need an [autoconfirmed](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Autoconfirmed_users) account, and you must [authorize OpenRefine with that account](#manage-wikidata-account).
:::info :::info A better resource
The best source for information about how OpenRefine works with Wikidata is [on Wikidata itself, under Tools](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tools/OpenRefine). That page has tutorials, guidelines on editing, and spaces for discussion and help. The following text on this page reviews the basics and can help you get set up, but the Wikidata help page is more regularly updated when technology or policies change. Links to the Wikidata help page are included throughout this page. The best source for information about how OpenRefine works with Wikidata is [on Wikidata itself, under Tools](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tools/OpenRefine). That page has tutorials, guidelines on editing, and spaces for discussion and help. The following text on this page reviews the basics and can help you get set up, but the Wikidata help page is more regularly updated when technology or policies change. Links to the Wikidata help page are included throughout this page.
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